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State Variable Analysis

Practice questions from State Variable Analysis.

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Q#1 State Variable Analysis GATE EC 2025 (Set 1) MCQ +2 marks -0.66 marks

Consider a system where , and  are three internal state signals and  is the input signal. The differential equations governing the system are given by

 

Which of the following statements is/are TRUE?

The signals , and  are bounded for all bounded inputs

There exists a bounded input such that at least one of the signals , , and  is unbounded

There exists a bounded input such that the signals , and  are unbounded

The signals , and  are unbounded for all bounded inputs

Explanation:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Option (A), If  bounded input

Say  unit step function,

 

 

 

False, statement.

Option (B), As check above for bounded i/p of unit step function,  are unbounded.

Hence, True statement.

Option (C), if u(t) is bounded, then all poles of  will lies in LHS of -plane.

 

Thus, all poles of  will also lies in LHS of s-plane.

 For  bounded,  always bounded.

False, statement.

option (D), As check above, if  always bounded,

then  also always bounded.

Hence, option (b) is correct.

Q#2 State Variable Analysis GATE EC 2024 (Set 1) MSQ +2 marks -0 marks

Consider a system S represented in state space as

Which of the state space representations given below has/have the same transfer function as that of S?

Explanation:

Opt (a)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 (a) and (c) are correct.

Q#3 State Variable Analysis GATE EC 2023 (Set 1) MCQ +2 marks -0.66 marks

The state equation of a second order system is  is the initial condition.

Suppose  and  are two distinct eigenvalues of A and  and  are the corresponding eigenvectors. For constants  and , the solution, , of the state equation is

Explanation:

The correct option is 1

Concept:
Given:

If  is the eigenvalue of matrix A then .
As there are 2 eigenvalues
 and  of matrix A , the solution of the state equation will be,  Hence, the correct option is (a).